Big fat sandwiches with a I'm-your-neighbor service feel, drive/walk up so you'll have to take to…read morego or eat in the car. Was given a couple of homemade cookies for free, they were buttery and tasted like home cooking.

Love these ladies and they make an awesome sandwich! They are a super team and new location in…read morePostfalls I'm sure will be a great location

Great sandwiches. Super friendly service. Small community oriented business . Cozy settingread more

Decent spot for a quick sandwich for lunch. Inside seating as well as small patio…read more Ordered the #6 sandwich. Was hoping it had a little more spicy kick, but it still fit the bill. Friendly service. Not open on weekends.

Just heard about Kitty G's on 7/17/26, I'm disappointed we didn't hear about this place sooner…read more John was very helpful on choosing the cheese pairing with jam and cracker ! Definitely would recommend Kitty G's for fine cheese and meats !!!

Amazing service as we tested cheese types and then had the joy sandwich. Highly recommend.read more

6.4.25: I've been wanting to check out this sandwich spot and had a chance after having to drive in…read moreto CDA to pick up my new reading glasses. It was around lunch time and I prepared myself for this place to be busy and I'm glad I did. When I arrived, there was a long line of people waiting to order, almost all the tables inside were taken, and there were several people standing around waiting for their order. The ambience was definitely hustle and bustle and probably louder than usual. This didn't deter me as I got in line and prepared to put on my "patience" hat lol. While standing in line, I had plenty of time to look at the vast menu, which everything sounded great. However, I'm still not eating meat and I went with "The Vegg." It consisted of: fresh avocado, sunflower seeds, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, onions, cucumbers and sprouts with your choice of cheese and dressings (taken from the menu description). I chose to have it on sourdough bread, with provolone cheese, and add cranberry sauce. I made my meal a combo and added a fountain drink and a side. As for my side, I went with Greek pasta salad. I saw a handful of dessert options that they make in-house and I couldn't take my eyes off this huge rice krispie treat. So I got that and a couple of big chocolate chip cookies. It took quite some time for the order to come out, which again I knew and didn't mind. People watching was interesting. My food was well worth the wait. The sandwich was sooo fresh, crisp, and very scrumptious. I got a half and it was huge. The bread also baked in-house was delicious and wasn't very sour. So if you like a lite sourdough then try this one. The veggies were plentiful, juicy, and crunchy and loved the cranberry sauce addition. I would get this sandwich over and over if the quality and taste is consistent every time. The Greek pasta salad was that of what you expect a traditional Greek pasta salad would have in it. It was a decent sized portion and had good seasoning. I'm looking forward to coming back for sure. Now let's talk about the rice krispie. It was so big, as big as my hand (see pic for reference lol). This rice krispie became an instant fav. It was soft and not overly sugary or saturated in butter. The best part I enjoyed was that they use whole mini marshmallows (see pic). The chocolate chip cookie was great with a good crisp outside and a soft but not undercooked inside. I'm looking forward to coming back to repeat this same exact meal--that's how much I enjoyed it. Despite it being lunch rush hour, every employee was working diligently and each one I encountered was smiling and nice. I also saw some cupcakes in another case that looked awesome and will try one of two of those next time.

It's a good sandwich, but not awesome. Would I eat there again? Yes. But only if because I'm in the…read morearea. They said that the bread would be toasted, but really it was just warm, not toasted. The tuna was a little on the sweet side for me, and I'm just not a fan of sweet-savory food. For instance, I hate pineapple on pizza, despite liking pineapple by itself. I think their tuna has sweet pickles in it. I'd like to try another meat, because even after all my complaints, they managed to make it tasty enough. So, it's worth giving a shot.

A chain restaurant (national?). Friendly greeting and clean interior. Ordered two small sandwiches…read more- the cheesesteak and the Italian. Both were very good although the cheesesteak was quite messy. Would come back

Chain sandwich shop with clean interior, I got the Turkey Cole which had a sweet coleslaw, added…read morethe pepper relish which was a tasty add. Husband got the regular turkey and said it was a bit lacking. Per his report "a ton of bread, not much inside". At $14 for a half, might as well go for one of the local sandwich shops with better execution.

I used to love this place. We had a group that met every Saturday for many years. We brought in…read morebusiness and were respectful. We shopped there and enjoyed our time together. Then a new owner came in. She told us that everything would be great. We were excited. Once there, felt sort of unwelcome but kept going anyway. We all sat at this little copper table with chairs and they brought us food and coffee. It was the norm and we were happy to have a circle table where we could all chat. We had a new lady join that week and she was told by the new owner that she doesn't want us at that table and to pass it on. It was to be for wine drinkers only. Well, why serve us there the whole time only to tell one person, not even the organizer about it. Owner sent a man over to us and we talked to him about it and we all brought up ideas and talked back and forth and thought it was ok at the end. The following week, a new gal came and didn't feel well. She asked the owner to tell the group she had come and that she wasn't feeling well. The owner asked who the group was and she started badmouthing us to the new girl! Another woman showed up and the new gal told her what happened and they both left. The group now meets elsewhere, but it is a shame that you treated a local group after the owner moves here from Spokane and wants to fit in, like garbage after meeting there for YEARS! Not only that, this establishment now closes early and doesn't stay open for farmers markets or anything local going on. It really is a sad deal that someone can come in and ruin a business that someone else worked so hard to build.

Great store, has so many things for the kitchen. My problem is I have no kitchen space, otherwise…read moreI probably would have spent much more.

I went to yolks on Monday but they did not have the brisket. The man stated that brisket was…read moreTuesday. I think through Friday Saturday something like that came back Tuesday at about 130 and they said they were all sold out well if you're selling brisket and your advertising it you should be cooking up smoking up more than one brisket or two like enough for at least through the day or tell the public, there's a timeframe you can come and get your brisket. I was very very upset that I was not able to get my brisket and the man's attitude was wasn't bad but it wasn't good and he didn't apologize for anything. He just stated oh well when it's gone, it's gone and that shouldn't be the attitude of anybody so basically you tell us you've got brisket. We come in to get brisket and it's no longer available. This is not right if you're gonna make it available on Tuesday through Friday or Saturday then your brisket should be available not just one little brisket, but as many as the public leads very very disappointed very disappointed

Great deli choices at all yokes. Can't believe that people wouldn't go here for lunch over local…read morefast food garbage. Fresh salads, fried or baked chicken, huge deli sandwiches and soups. Yokes is better than Whole Foods and more reasonable priced. Great portions for the price and friendly staff- Eve when busy.

Clean and fresh inside! Friendly servers are welcoming! Love the sandwiches! They are HUGE, so come…read morewith an appetite! They do offer Gluten free bread! My go to spot for a wonderful fresh sandwich!!!

Hands down the best sandwich place in north Idaho. We pickup sandwiches here before we go boating…read moreor off-roading and they are a 10/10 every time. My favorite is the Rathdrum club. I need to try their soups and salads but I can't seem to deviate from the sandwich.

Sandwich is the best around. No question about it. Not up dot debate …read more... However ! Your prices need work Went there a month ago and got a whole beef dip chips and drink -$24.50... Went there 2 weeks ago. For a half turkey, chips and drink - $16.00.... Went there today and got a cold roast beef half sando chips and drink-$23.00 lol so for a dollar more I could have got another half ???Make it make sense !!!

The pizza is really good here. I am a big fan of basil and I can taste the herbs and spices in the…read morecheese and in the crust. Love that. These aren't cheaply made pizzas so the prices are a bit higher than the chain pizza places but you get what you pay for. The crust is really good, like a garlic bread and very buttery. Great friendly service as well. Clean restaurant. Would recommend.

Cool little spot with 4 4top tables and counter seats inside bakery. There are also a few outdoor…read moretables with umbrellas. Great vibe inside and the kitchen, bakery, and pizza ovens are all visible. Bakers were busy kneading dough. Menu is li 3 sandwiches with chips and pickle spear came to $61 including tip. We ordered meatball sandwiches and a turkey to go. We arrived just before noon and the place filled quickly. Our order took about 30 minutes as the phones rang with orders and patrons poured in. Sammy was great! Sourdough bread was extremely good, toasted so didn't get soggy from sauce. Meatballs were very nice and covered with mozzarella and basil. I will be back when I'm in town

If you're visiting Coeur d'Alene for the first time, do yourself a favor and make a stop at…read moreBackpocket Bakery. One of our local friends picked us up from the airport and immediately took us there, and now I totally understand why. We tried three pizzas -- the cheese, the bumblebee, and the sausage & mushroom -- and every single one was incredible. The kale Caesar was honestly one of the best salads I've had in a long time. There were four of us eating, and we still walked away with leftovers. But the real star? The sourdough crust. I will genuinely be dreaming about that crust when I'm back home in California. Perfectly chewy, flavorful, and unlike any pizza crust I've had before. If you come to Coeur d'Alene, this spot is an absolute must-try.